Что означает attention на английском языке и каково определение attention?

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attention значение, определение, произношение, грамматика и синонимы❤️

0 the state of watching, listening to, or thinking about something carefully or with interest -- внимание
- Ladies and gentlemen, could I have your attention, please?
- I was watching TV so you didn't have my full attention.
1 to watch, listen to, or think about something carefully or with interest -- уделять внимание
- You weren't paying attention to what I was saying.
2 to make someone notice something or someone -- обращать чье-либо внимание на что-либо
- If I could just draw your attention to the second paragraph.
- She's always trying to draw attention to herself.
3 to make someone notice you -- привлекать внимание
- I waved at him to get his attention.
4 treatment to deal with a problem -- уход
- medical attention
- This old engine needs a lot of attention.

The 28 color photographs add to the explanations in the text, and the numerous diagrams and geologic maps, all in colour, deserve much attention.
To this end it is disappointing that the book has paid only scant attention to the psychological processes in the disorder.
The concept of value orientations has received much attention in sociological and psychological literature over the past forty years.
More recently however, increasing attention has been paid to the psychological aspects of space.
One possibility is that the capacity of focal attention differs for simultaneously available elements arrayed in space, and for representations encountered over time.
The persistence of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder into young adulthood as a function of reporting source and definition of disorder.
A closely related proposal, to which we will not give separate attention, is that the two types of interests are not lexically ranked but incommensurable.
Future research should pay particular attention to the disruption of values, roles and social relationships.